www.blacktonic.com :
Our interface is (mostly) built with GWT. (The remaining bits will be soon!) It was the best tool for integrating our DOMCasting technology FLOW, which allows us to synchronize all instances of the DOM for a web page.
Saturday 06 February 2010
BlackTonic : powered by GWT
Par dgirard le Saturday 06 February 2010 03:52 - Default
Thursday 04 February 2010
Want to join the GWT Team ?
Par dgirard le Thursday 04 February 2010 03:27 - Default
Bruce Johnson :
Want to join the GWT team in Atlanta? Core GWT SDK, Speed Tracer, and Eclipse Plugin. Drop me an email.
Wednesday 03 February 2010
BigDecimal Support in GWT 2.1
Par dgirard le Wednesday 03 February 2010 05:13 - Default
BiGDecimal support will be part of GWT 2.1. If you need it now, have a look on gwt-math.
Wednesday 03 February 2010
High-performance Web development with GWT
Par dgirard le Wednesday 03 February 2010 03:06 - Default
Michael Galpin :
This article has shown many of the performance optimizations GWT provides for developers and how to take advantage of the Google Plug-in for Eclipse Galileo. GWT makes it easy to write dynamic Web applications that are also high-performance Web applications. This will continue to get even better. The upcoming GWT V2.0 release includes several new features, such as code-splitting and resource bundles, that go even further toward improving the performance of Web applications created with GWT. You can get early access to these features by building the GWT trunk source code.
High-performance Web development with Google Web Toolkit and Eclipse Galileo (628 hits)
Wednesday 03 February 2010
GWT and JavaScript Date hell
Par dgirard le Wednesday 03 February 2010 02:58 - Default
Olivier Gérardin :
You’d think that in 2010, date processing is something that is easily done in Java (and hence GWT), in a consistent cross-platform way. And you’d be wrong.
One day, the GWT team will give us a nice and new implementation of Date…
Wednesday 03 February 2010
Tweet Streamer - Built using GWT
Par dgirard le Wednesday 03 February 2010 11:31 - Default
This chrome extension keeps track of interesting topics from live tweet stream.
Features:
1. Track multiple words by separating them with commas
2. Mark a word as mandatory by putting a plus before the word
3. Mark a word as unwanted by putting a minus before the word
4. Translate a tweet to a language of your choice
5. Reply to a tweet
6. Mark/Unmark a tweet as favorite
7. Retweet interesting tweets from others
Wednesday 27 January 2010
GWT Validation Framework based on the JSR303
Par dgirard le Wednesday 27 January 2010 03:12 - Default
The purpose of this project is to provide an annotation based solution to both client side and server side validation. We aim to be mostly compliant to the JSR-303 standard where it has relevance to GWT. Currently the library supports the following:
- Annotation based field/method validation.
- Annotations from superclasses and implemented interfaces.
- Group based selection of methods.
- Validation on whole objects or single properties. (Client side and Server side)
- Facilitates writing custom validators.
- Class level validation.
- Object graph validation through the @Valid annotation.
- Groups fully working with "default" grouping and such.
- @GroupSequence annotation.
- InvalidConstraint is as JSR-303 compliant as it is likely to get
Sami Jaber : “this project is awesome and a nice candidate for GWT 2.1 integration”
Tuesday 19 January 2010
Wave layout in 100 lines of js code with ukijs
Par dgirard le Tuesday 19 January 2010 04:06 - Default
ukijs.org :
Author of this page has no connection to Google. No code from original Wave is used here.
The purpose of this page is to prove that you don't have to use complex frameworks to build layout as complex as this. The only library used here is 21Kb ukijs.
And yes, it's written (images excluded) in 100 lines of code. It took several hours to build. Hours, not months.
Friday 15 January 2010
Modding : Mobile Development in GWT
Par dgirard le Friday 15 January 2010 11:10 - Default
Modding (MObile Development IN Gwt) is a small framework that helps to build mobile applications in GWT. The idea is to port some of the Android design patterns to GWT. For now Activity and Intent are available.
Modding is opensource. It is a first step, enjoy it !
Try it with your iPhone or Android (499 hits)
Friday 15 January 2010
Background to QxWT and GWT Generator integration
Par dgirard le Friday 15 January 2010 10:25 - Default
Tomsondev blog :
One of the very nice feature of the GWT-Compiler is that one can plug oneself into it and create classes dynamically. At the last 2 evenings I digged a bit into it because I was in need of creating qooxdoo-class dynamically.
Background to QxWT and GWT-Generator integration (630 hits)
QxWT explained Part 2 (186 hits)
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